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Environmental Monitoring Report

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Project Number: 41627 June 2013. Reporting Period: 1 January 2013 to 31 March 2013.

IND: Himachal Pradesh Clean Energy Development Investment Program

Quarterly environmental monitoring report for Sawra Kuddu Hydro Electric Project (111 MW) Prepared by Himachal Pradesh Power Corporation Limited (HPPCL)

Report No.:-01

Period: -1st Quarter (January to March)

Submission: -June’2013

QUARTERLY EMP COMPLIANCE REPORT

Compliance Status Report of

Environment Management Plan

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Environmental Management Plan Monitoring Report1st Quarter Report (January to

March’13) Sawra-Kuddu HEP (111 MW)-2013-14

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List of abbreviations and colloquial terms used

ADB Asian Development Bank

AY Academic Year

Bigha Unit for measuring land (One Bigha = about 752sqmtr)

Biswa Unit for measuring land (One Biswa = about 40 sqmtr)

CA Compensatory Afforestation

CAMPA Compensatory Afforestation Management and Planning Agency

CAT Catchment Area Treatment

CBO Community Based Organization

CES Chief Environment Specialist

CMO Chief Medical Officer

CSR Corporate Social Responsibility

DC Deputy Commissioner

DFO Divisional Forest Officer

DGM Deputy General Manager

distt. District

DPR Detailed Project Report

ECR Environment Compliance Report

EIA Environment Impact Assessment

EMP Environment Management Plan

FRL Full Reservoir Level

GoHP Government of Himachal Pradesh

GoI Government of India

HCC Hindustan Construction Company (Ltd)

HDPE High-Density Poly-Ethylene

HEP Hydro-Electric Project

HFL Highest Flood Level

HoP Head of Project

HP Himachal Pradesh

HPCEDIP Himachal Pradesh Clean Energy Development Investment Programme

HPFD Himachal Pradesh Forest Department

HPPCL Himachal Pradesh Power Corporation Limited

HPPWD Himachal Pradesh Public Works Department

HPSEB Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board

HPSFDC Himachal Pradesh State Forest Development Corporation

ITI Industrial Training Institute

LADA Local Area Development Agency

LADC Local Area Development Committee

LADF Local Area Development Fund

LWSS Lift Water Supply Scheme

M Meter

MM MahilaMandal(Women’s Group)

MoEF Ministry of Environment & Forests

Msl Mean Sea Level

MW Megawatt

NPV Net Present Value

NRRP National Rehabilitation and Resettlement Plan

PAA Project Affected Area

PAF Project Affected Family

Panchayat Lower most tier (at cluster of village level) of governance in India

Parivar Family

PAZ Project Affected Zone

PCC Project Construction Circle

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PIO Public Information Office

PHC Primary Health Centre

R&R Resettlement and Rehabilitation

RoR Run-of-the-River

Rs. Indian Rupees/INR

SC Scheduled Caste

SDM Sub Divisional Magistrate

SE Superintending Engineer

SPCB State Pollution Control Board

Sqkms Square Kilometer

SqMtr Square Meter

ST Scheduled Tribe

XEN Executive Engineer

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SAWRA-KUDDU (111MW) HYDRO-ELECTRIC PROJECT

ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT PLAN MONITORING REPORT

The Sawra-Kuddu (111 MW) Hydro-Electric Project is being funded by the Asian Development

Bank, which is covered under HPCEDIP Tranche-1.

I Name of Project Sawra-Kuddu Hydro Electric Project (111MW)

II Name of Monitoring/Reporting

Agency and address

Internal Monitoring Report of HPPCL

III Monitoring Period

(season/month)

January to March’2013

IV Report No. HPPCL-Sawra-Kuddu-EMP-Comp.Rprt-2013/01

V Report for the period 1st Quarter January to March’2013

VI Date of reporting June2013.

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Status of Implementation of Environment Management Plan

S.

No.

Component of

EMP

Institutional Responsibility Status to Date Activities done/ Developments during

reporting period

1 Environmental measures during Construction Phase

1.1 Provision of

Community

Kitchen

Community kitchen will be

provided by the contracting

agencies. The fuel used in these

community kitchens would be

LPG. This would help in avoid

pressure for fuel wood on the

adjoining forests.

Community Kitchen has been provided

by all the contracting agencies. The

LPG& diesel has been used as fuel in

Community Kitchen. Upto date quantity

of 65217kgs. LPG, 45055 liters diesel has

been provided to community kitchen /

mess at all locations by the contractor.

During the reporting period upto-

31.03.2013,6764kgs. LPG, 7729liters diesel

has been provided to community kitchen /

mess by the contractor.

1.2 Facilities in Labor

Camps

The contracting agencies to provide

blocks of large rooms to

accommodate workers with heating

and other sanitary facilities.

Camping facilities has been provided by

all the contractors with adequate

facilities. During winter season heating

and warm bedding facility had been

provided to the worker accommodated in

the colony.

During winter season heating and warm

bedding facility has been provided to the

workers accommodated in the colony.

1.3 Sewage

Treatment

Two sewage treatment plants have

been proposed for treatment of

sewage generated during project

operation phase.

To make the sewage treatment plant

functional, continuous power supply was

required. The work for procurement,

installing, commissioning of DG sets had

been awarded and was in progress.

The STP at Hatkoti has been made

operational by providing standby power

supply arrangement through DG sets.

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Sewage treatment plant installed at HPPCL complex, Hatkoti

1.4 Solid Waste

Management

To collect the solid waste from

project township, labor colonies

etc. and dispose of thewaste in

scientific manner.

Three bins collection system is being adopted

in the colonies to collect and dispose of solid

waste. 7 Workers have been employed on

outsourced basis for collection and disposal of

solid waste.

7 Workers have been employed on

outsourced basis for collection and

disposal of solid waste. The work of

installation of Incinerator in both the

colonies has been awarded.

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1.5 Environmental

Management in

Road

Construction

To reduce the dust emanating from

the road, it will be laid grit from the

muck generated from the tunneling.

Water sprinkling is being carried out

regularly.


regularly.

1.6 Muck Disposal It is proposed to stabilize the

dumping sites with bio-

technological approach in the

designated dumping sites. Dumping

sites would be rammed, compacted

and sprinkled with water for

stability and reducing dust

emanation.

The excavated muck from excavations is

being dumped in designated dumping sites

duly compacted and protected by providing

stone wire crate walls/retaining walls to

prevent its slippage in to natural drainage

system. Muck has been allowed to be lifted

for utilization by other Government/ Non-

Government agencies and there are chances

that in near future whole of the muck would

get re-cycled and sites restored to their

original shape.

During the reporting period 551.95 cum

protection work has been provided at

dumping site Bharot, Hiuna, Anti and

MungraNadal. (Annexure-1 attached).

The rehandling of muckis in progress.

Protection work provided at Bharot D/S during the Quarter

Protection work provided at Anti D/S during the Quarter

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1.7 Compensatory

Afforestation

It is proposed to afforest little over

double the area of forest land being

diverted

For Compensatory Afforestation (CA) over

109.3884 ha i.e. twice the area of

forestland diverted (53.2076 ha+0.6942 ha

(additional area) in lieu of diversion of

forestland for the Project, Rs 70.62 lac (for

53.2076 ha forest land diverted)have been

deposited during March, 2006 and Rs 1.58

lac (for 0.6942 ha forest land diverted)

during March, 2009 with HPFD (Himachal

Pradesh Forest Department).

A sum of Rs. 55,300/- for Compensatory

Afforestation (CA) and Rs. 2,42,692/- for

Net Present Value(NPV) has been deposited

against the diversion of 0.3472 Hac. forest

landfor Additional Adit during the last year

(Annexure-2).

1.8 Acquisition of

Lands under

Private Holdings

The compensation amount will be

paid as per HPPCL policy.

Land has been acquired on lease basis for

dumping of muck near adit-II.

No progress.

1.9 Maintenance of

Water Quality

Community toilets with septic tanks

have to be provided to avoid open

defecation.

Community toilets with septic tanks have

been provided in the labour camp by the

contractors.No significant water spillage in

to nallahs /river is there, from the

construction activities. The samples are

being regularly tested by state Pollution

Control Board.

The samples has been taken and tested by

the HP state pollution control board. The

reports has been enclosed as Annexure-3

1.10 Health Delivery

Systems and

Development of

Medical Facilities

It is proposed to strengthen and

upgrade the existing dispensary at

Sawra to provide the medical

facilities to labor and staff.

Local health centre has been strengthened

by providing grants to the tune of 0.5

million to cater for additional load of

labour force in the area.

No Progress

1.12 Proposed Health

Facilities at

Construction Sites

and Labor Camps

First aid facility with essential

medicines is to be provided at each

of construction sites.

Each site has been provided with First Aid

Boxes. Pharmacists have been deputed by

construction companies for routine

checkups. Ambulance service is available

with all the contracting firms & in PHC to

meet with any emergency.

During the reporting period (January-

March’13) 2639 workers of all contractors

has been checked and given medicines.

Total expenditure incurred during the

quarter is Rs. 1,75,601/- only.

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HPPCL dispensary at Power house site has

been made functional and a pharmacist

deployed to check labourer and local

public. Essential medicines have been

purchased for dispensing.

1.13 Control of Air

Pollution

The air pollution shall be controlled

by providing the water sprinkler on

crusher and project roads.

All the three crushers have been equipped

with washing arrangements. Also, to

control dust on approach roads/sites,

regular water sprinkling i.e. 3 times a day

is being ensured. For underground works

workers are provided with masks by the

contractors.


regularly.

1.14 Noise Control

Measures

To construct walls or provide CGI

sheet barriers around the crushers

as per parameters already defined

by the industries Department.

Most of the project work is underground

and for over the ground operations mainly

stone crushers have been provided with

CGI sheets barriers. To reduce the noise

from Machinery it is being ensured that

Mufflers are provided and exhaust are kept

in good conditions. For labour working in

underground works ear plugs are being

provided by the contractors.

Measures have been put in place to reduce

the noise from the project machinery.

1.15 Sustenance of Riverine Fisheries

Sustenance of

Endemic

Fisheries

It is proposed to strengthen the

existing hatchery at Dhamwari and

also start fish farming activities by

constructing aqua-cultural facilities.

In the process 1st installment of Rs 3.100

million has been released to HP Fisheries

Department for providing alternate water

supply to Dhamwari Trout Farm.

Utilization of Rs. 7.344 Lacs only (upto

the year 2009-10) has been intimated by

the Fisheries Department.

More funds will be allocated from LADF as

and when demanded.

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2 Environmental Measures during Operation Phase

2.1 Green Belt

Development

It is proposed to develop and maintain for 7

years with the help of HP forest department,

the greenbelt in selected stretches around the

reservoir periphery.

Green belt has been identified

along the rim of reservoir area and

along the project roads. 630 Nos.

of trees has already been planted

around the periphery of

reservoir.The matter has been

taken up with DFO for remaining

plantation.

The process of planting of remaining

plantation is in process by the department

itself.

2.2 Road

maintenance

It is proposed to metal and tar of about 9 kms

of road length in different stretches. Metalling

is not feasible during the construction phase,

as heavy traffic flow with heavy load would

make it difficult to maintain. The

maintenance of roads during the operation

phase will be done as per requirement of the

project, while the roads that are of public

utility shall be maintained by the concerned

department/ Panchayat.

The smoothness of road is

maintained by periodic

maintenance.

The smoothness of road is maintained by

periodic maintenance.

2.3 Road Side

Plantation

It is proposed to develop and maintain for 7

years, 3 rows of trees of locally found species

along both sides of road.

11400 plants have been planted

alongside the project roads with

the help of forest department.

Maintenance of the trees has also

been entrusted to them.

No plantation has been done during the

reporting period due to snow season.

2.4 Catchment Area

Treatment

Total area of 263 sq km was considered under

the CAT plan of SKHEP.

42932 Nos. of trees has been

planted by the forest department

covering total area of 39.03 Hac.

till to date Rs. 86,65,553/- has been

spent against total funds released

Rs. 3,62,39,620/-.

No progress has been intimated by the HP

forest department.

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2.5 Protection of

Archaeological

Sites

Three archeological sites that are above the

FRL would be preserved as per EMP

provisions.

No Progress. No Progress.

R&R plan To implement and execute the same in PAAs

/PAZs.

Being Implemented as per the

assigned target by HPPCL,

Corporate office.

• Resettlement

grant

The PAF rendered landless on account of

acquisition of land are eligible for landless

grant in the following manner.

1.Family whose land before acquisition was

more than 5 bighas and is left with one biswa

or no agriculture land after acquisition, Rs.

2.50 lac lump sum.

2.Family whose land before acquisition was

less than five bighas and is left with one

biswa or no agriculture land after acquisition,

Rs. 1.50 lac lump sum.

3. Family whose land holding is left with

more than one biswa and less than 2-10-

0bighas of land after acquisition, Rs. 1.00 lac

lump sum.

4.Family whose land holding is left with

more than 2-10-0 and less than five bighas

after acquisition, Rs. 75,000/- lump sum.

5. Other families whose land has been

21 No’s MPAF Identified by

Local Administration whose land

is less than & equal to five bighas

and whose land is more than five

bighas is under process.

The category of less than five bighas grant

is in process.

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acquired and land holding left after

acquisition is more than 5 bighas, amount

equal to the land compensation paid subject to

a minimum of 5000/- and maximum of

50,000/- .

• Employment To Provide employment on Direct / Indirect

as per the HP State Govt. Norms to MPAF,

PAF & PAA.

Provided the employment on

Direct / Indirect roll as per the

HP State Govt. Norms. 289 No.

employees engaged by the

different contracting companies to

MPAF, PAF & PAA.

Nil

• Scholarship The scholarships to be awarded as per the

provision as mentioned below:-

1. Matriculation (from 6th standard upto 10th

standard) Rs. 500/ - pm

2. Plus Two (11th & 12th standard) Rs. 700/-

pm

3. Vocational Training (ITI) Rs. 1000/- pm

4. Diploma in

Engineering/Pharmacy/Computer Rs. 1500/-

pm

5. Degree in Engineering/ Medicine Rs.

2000/- pm

The Scholarship would be awarded on year to

Scholarships to total of 106 Nos.

Students amounting to

Rs.767400/- have been awarded

upto the month of December-

2012.

Releasing of 2nd installment amounting to

Rs. 1,36,200/- to 30 Nos. students is in

process after obtaining the result from

concerned wards/ students.

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year basis depending upon the number of

scholarships fixed for a particular project.

• Awareness

Camp

As part of HPPCL’s CSR (Corporate Social

Responsibility), social sustainability and as a

strategy to garner and or continue getting

support of the Project Affected Families and

communities residing in Project Affected

Area (PAA) as well as Project Affected Zone

(PAZ), it is proposed to organize Training-

cum-Awareness Camps in these areas.

17 No‘s awareness camp

organized for PAF/PAA. upto

date expenditure incurred upto 31-

03-2013 is Rs. 611689/-.

During the reporting period two Nos. of

training and awareness camps were

organized on dated 23.01.2013(Animal

Husbandry/ Medical camp 21.03.2013

(Horticulture /Agriculture and medical

Camp )

• School

Competition

By organizing competition on topics relevant

to power sector and specific to HPPCL

createawareness amongst masses particularly

in the PAA and PAZ.

11 No ‘s School Competition

organized for PAF/PAA. upto


03-2013 is Rs. 108407/-.

During the reporting period one School

Painting Competition organized on dated

20.03.2013.

• Sports

Tournament

1. Annual tournaments would be organized or

sponsored by HPPCL for the youth of

PAA and PAZ.

2. Separate tournaments would be organized

for men and women.

3. The tournament shall be open to all the

people of the PAA and PAZ.

7 No ‘s Sports Tournament

organized for PAF/PAA upto


03-2013 is Rs. 150885/-

During the reporting period two Sports

Tournament organized on dated 5-3-2013

and 26.03.2013 at Hatkoti & Kuddu

respectively.

• CBO’s

Scheme 1. Evolving and maintaining mutually

beneficial, harmonious and sustainable

relationship with PAFs and other people

in Project Affected Areas (PAA) and

Project Affected Zones (PAZ).

2. Improving communication with the

communities in PAA and PAZ.

5 Nos CBO,S are selected till

date and 3.00 lacs have been

distributed.

One No CBO’s selected during reporting

period on dated 4-3-2013.

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• Self-

Employment

1. To provide assistance for alternate

employment including self-employment to

PAFs and PAPs.

2. To assist families for starting their own

occupation towards becoming self-employed

and also becoming capable to provide

employment to others.

Rs. 3.00 lacs has been granted to

different 9 Nos of MPAF under

self-employment scheme.

2 No MPAF selected during reporting

period on dated 8-2-2013 .

• Award of

petty

contracts

To consider award of petty contracts to the

cooperatives of eligible families on potential

basis so that some may be engaged in such

jobs. Normally all contracts up to a value of 5

lakh will be given to PAF’s and if PAF are

not available to families living in project

affected zone.

120 petty contracts were

awarded of contractors among

the PAFs amounting to Rs.

8,21,40,198/-

nil

• Community

development

To develop the local area around the project

for the strengthening & facilitates the local

needs. The work of social nature is to be

under Subhead Corporate Social

Responsibility (CSR)

Rs 5.00 lac provided to Director

Health for X-Ray Plant for PHC

at Saraswati Nagar.

Rs 10.00 lac released to upgrade

DAV School for betterment of

school infrastructure.

Development of park at Hatkoti

Mandir:-Work amounting to Rs

16.21 lacs awarded on dated 05-

No progress during the quarter.

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03-2010 upto date expenditure on

this work is Rs. 28.91 Lacs.

For widening of approach road to

temple Hatkoti : - Rs 10.00 lac

released on dated 06-03-2009.

For construction of water Storage

tank on hill top at Hatkoti. Rs 24.0

Lacs has been released to I & PH

Department on this account. Work

has been completed.

5 Nos. rooms provided to CBSE

pattern school (DAV School

Management) in HPPCL Colony

at Chauri(Snail) for school facility

for words of MPAF/PAF/PAA &

HPPCL staff.

Rs. 20.00 Lacs has been released

for the development of

infrastructure in Pujarli Temple in

GP Mandal.


for the construction of Nageshwar

Temple at Jharag.


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for the construction of Kali Mata

Temple at Mandhol.


for linking of additional source to

village Bharot.

Raising the height of

MahasuDevta Temple at HPPCL

complex at Chauri, Snail with

expenditure of Rs. 10,02,091/- is

completed.

In pursuance of Social welfare

/development works under CSR

various construction works

in the project area amounting to

Rs. 2.33 crores were also awarded

to MPAF /PAF/ PAA/PAZ

contractors till date.

In addition to above Rs. 3.74

crores, development works has

been executed in affected areas.

• Medical

fund

To Prevent diseases in MPAF,PAA and PAZ

through focused immunization, Providing free

medical check-up, Purveying free medicine to

needy, Giving assistance for such medical

treatment as are not possible in medical

Medical fund i.e. 0.05% of the

total project cost have been

earmarked be kept on account of

the medical fund management

committee for reimbursement of

During the reporting period no fresh claim

has been received by the project proponent

and disbursed.

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camps, Providing assistance for treatment by

specialist(s) or for critical diseases or referral

cases, Assistance in case of accidents,

assisting the disabled PAFs acquire

specialized kits/aid.

medical expenses avail the

member of PAFs in hardship due

to illness or in extreme illness or

Accident case. As on date was

disbursed to PAFs to Rs

233200/-

• Skill

development

1. To upgrade the skill of PAFs to make them

employable and/or self-dependent.

2.To provide skill development

opportunities to the youth by training them

in it is through Sponsoring and providing

scholarship in various grade of education

and technical education.

To provide skill development

opportunities to the youth by

training them in it is through

Sponsoring and providing

scholarship in various grade of

education and technical education

as on date 50 Nos of wards of

PAFs were sponsored to various

ITI s of state for skill up gradation

During the reporting period, Rs. 1,05,000/-

has been released on account of scholarships

and course fee to previously sponsored

students engaged in ITI course..

• LADF LADF will be created for development of

infrastructure in the project affected area. The

project authorities will contribute 1.5 % of the

project cost towards the fund.

The project authorities will also build

infrastructure over and above LADF at their

own which will be benefited to local

population.

In LADF the total amount till date

is released 4.64 Crore.

Nil

Annexure-1

Annexure-1

Annexure-1

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2. Τηε ρεσυλτσ ρεφερ ονλψ το τηε τεστεδ σαµπλεσ ανδ αππλιχαβλε παραµετερσ. Ενδορσεµεντ οφ προδυχτσ ισ νειτηερ ινφερρεδ νορ ιµπλιεδ.

3. Σαµπλεσ ωιλλ βε δεστροψεδ αφτερ 10 δαψσ φροµ τηε δατε οφ ισσυε οφ τεστ ρεπορτ υνλεσσ οτηερωισε σπεχιφιεδ.

4. Τηισ ρεπορτ ισ νοτ το βε ρεπροδυχεδ ωηολλψ ορ ιν παρτ ορ υσεδ ιν ανψ αδϖερτισινγ µεδια ωιτηουτ τηε περµισσιον οφ τηε Βοαρδ ιν ωριτινγ.

5. Τηε Βοαρδ ισ νοτ ρεσπονσιβλε φορ τηε αυτηεντιχιτψ φορ τηε σαµπλεσ νοτ χολλεχτεδ βψ τηε Βοαρδσ οφφιχιαλσ.

6. Τοταλ λιαβιλιτψ οφ ουρ λαβορατορψ ισ λιµιτεδ το τηε ινϖοιχεδ αµουντ. Ανψ δισπυτε αρισινγ ουτ οφ τηισ ρεπορτ ισ συβϕεχτ το

Ηιµαχηαλ Πραδεση ϑυρισδιχτιον ονλψ.

7. Περµισσιβλε Λιµιτσ: ασ περ Σχηεδυλε ςΙ οφ ΕΠΑ Ρυλεσ, 1986 ασ αµµενδεδ βψ Σεχονδ ανδ Τηιρδ αµµενδµεντ 1993 φορ Εφφλυεντσ

ανδ ασ περ ΙΣ 10500 : 1991 − Ινδιαν Στανδαρδσ φορ ∆ρινκινγ ωατερ Σπεχιφιχατιον (Φιρστ ρεϖισιον) ανδ Αµενδµεντ νο.1, 1993.

Φιελδ Οβσερϖατιον :





7696


Σεχτορ−4



Τελε:01792−232540


















2. Αδδρεσσ





−−−πΗ 4 7.99



:

: 33015

: 06/03/2013 , (1430 το 1435) & 11/03/2013

: 12/03/2013 & 29/04/2013


:

:

: ριϖερ


: ∆/σ οφ Αδιτ 2 & Χολορ & Αππεαρανχε :

: Ινδ :0.000 , ∆οµ :9.000 & Ινδ :0.000 , ∆οµ :7.200






Βψ:94−πχβ_94 ∆τ.: 30/04/2013


06/05/2013Ν Ι Χ

Νοτε :










εµπ οφ σκΦιελδ Οβσερϖατιον :





7695


Σεχτορ−4



Τελε:01792−232540


















2. Αδδρεσσ





−−−πΗ 4 7.95



:

: 33016

: 06/03/2013 , (1450 το 1455) & 11/03/2013

: 12/03/2013 & 29/04/2013


:

:

: ριϖερ


: ∆/σ οφ αδιτ 3 & Χολορ & Αππεαρανχε :

: Ινδ :0.000 , ∆οµ :9.000 & Ινδ :0.000 , ∆οµ :7.200






Βψ:94−πχβ_94 ∆τ.: 30/04/2013


06/05/2013Ν Ι Χ

Νοτε :











Σαµπλε Ι∆:

ναλψσισ Χοµπλετιον:29/04/2013




7697


Σεχτορ−4



Τελε:01792−232540


















2. Αδδρεσσ





−−−πΗ 4 7.30



:

: 33017

: 06/03/2013 , (1535 το 1540) & 11/03/2013

: 12/03/2013 & 29/04/2013


:

:

: ριϖερ


: ∆/σ οφ Αδιτ 4 & Χολορ & Αππεαρανχε :

: Ινδ :0.000 , ∆οµ :9.000 & Ινδ :0.000 , ∆οµ :7.200






Βψ:94−πχβ_94 ∆τ.: 30/04/2013


06/05/2013Ν Ι Χ

Νοτε :











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